Public Health Management: Innovative Facility Arrangement Framework Towards Emergency Relief

Abstract

The better public health organizations are contingent on the healthier distribution of earthquake relief facilities when there is an immediate seismic event. Choosing the perfect site for these emergency relief centers that would suitably integrate cities is a challenging task. Heuristic calculations are practical methods for resolving these kinds of complex optimization problems. This study's objective is to develop a novel method for allocating parcels to assistance facilities and figuring out where they should be placed: swarm-tuned war strategy optimization (SWSO). The SWSO method syndicates the investigative efficiency of the WSO strategy with Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) to solve the complex elements of this task by humanizing directional skills. Using GIS, possible sites were designated, and letters were brought utilizing a suggested SWSO method that reduced the quantity of trip. The method exceeded present approaches in terms of meeting cumulatively the achievement of emergency managers and public health managers in providing disaster relief and, eventually, maximizing people's seismic resilience.